Saving vector images

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May 11, 2021
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I am working with the Vector brush and it only saves in pixels. Do I need to purchase Illustrator to save a vector image. I was told by adobe that it is only raster. Is this true? If so why would they have a vector brush. I could not get an answer about having to have Illustrator to save vector images. Can you help.

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Michael J. Hoffman

Community Expert

If you save a vector illustration from Fresco as PDF, the vector shapes are preserved as vectors. You can open the PDF in Illustrator to verify that vectors are preserved.

The path to save a PDF is: Share, Publish & Export, Export As, change the format to PDF.

The other export formats don't support vector (i.e. JPG, PNG).

KisstinaAuthor

Participant

Thank you so much for the information. I will that a try.

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Sjaani

Community Expert

The Vector Brush in Fresco creates shapes rather than lines.

Even when opened in Illustrator after creating in Fresco you will have shapes.

If you really want to work with Vector and a pen tool in an iPad app consider switching to Illustrator on iPad.

KisstinaAuthor

Participant

Thanks. Most of my work has been in Photoshop and I am trying to work with vector images. I thought Fresco provided that option. It sounds like I need to buy Illustrator to do so. Big thanks.

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